April 29, 1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 2-18-1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 2-25-1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 3-4-1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 3-11-1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 3-18-1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 4-1-1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 4-8-1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 4-15-1991
- Wrestling Observer Rewind • 4-22-1991
- Dave tells a story about how Tiger Mask in Japan became a superstar despite his small stature, which leads into the rumor that WCW is considering starting it's own "junior heavyweight" division, likely inspired by seeing Jushin Liger in person for the first time during the recent Japan show. Brian Pillman is the leading candidate to build the division around, but a lot of people think that labeling him a "junior heavyweight" means he'll never be taken seriously as a true heavyweight star and would damage him in the long term.
- WCW is bitter about Sid Vicious leaving. They have pulled him off all house shows before the PPV (his last date) because they feel it's the biggest money-drawing match on the card and they don't want him to get hurt and not be able to put over El Gigante. So, while sitting at home for the next month, Sid is still collecting his $5000-per-week paycheck.
- Koji Kitao has given his side of the story of the Earthquake-match controversy that led to his firing and blackballing from wrestling. Kitao's version is that Great Kabuki told Earthquake to "teach Kitao a lesson" and that Earthquake was trying to make him look bad in the match and trying to legitimately hurt him, so he defended himself. After the match, he confronted Kabuki backstage but was separated and of course, later fired.
- WCW had to cancel a house show because the guy in charge of delivering the ring forgot about the show and never showed up. WCW has since forgotten to keep him employed.
- Dusty Rhodes tried to get Jim Cornette to come back to the company as a play-by-play announcer, but Cornette has committed to doing commentary for LPWA (Ladies Professional Wrestling Alliance).
- Wayne Bloom and Mike Enos were given a WWF tryout as a tag-team called The Destructioners. (They would later be hired and repackaged as The Beverly Brothers.)
- Jake the Snake introduced his new snake Lucifer and claimed that what Earthquake did to Damien was "no less than rape." Okay then.
- WATCH: Jake Roberts introduces Lucifer on the Barber Shop
- Speaking of the Barber Shop, during his masked run-in segments, Brutus Beefcake apparently suffered some sort of injury, which is why he's coming back with the Barber Shop interview segments rather than as a wrestler.
- When Konnan starts with WWF in 6 weeks, he will have a gimmick that shoots lasers, streamers, and flares. Boy, would he ever....